Snapseed's Brush Tool: Exposure vs. Dodge & Burn (Which to Use)

Discover how to use the Brush Tool in Snapseed from Google to make precise, localized edits to your photos. The Brush Tool in Snapseed lets you change one part of your photograph without altering the rest of the image — perfect for targeted adjustments. Instead of applying an edit across your whole photo, the Brush Tool lets you literally paint over just the regions you want to change. Mastering the Brush Tool isn't hard, but there's a secret worth knowing: reach for the Exposure Brush instead of the Dodge & Burn brush whenever possible. The Exposure Brush doesn't just give you an extra layer of control — it also makes it much easier to paint away your changes if you push things too far. There's also a more elegant, more flexible way to make these same kinds of edits, and I demonstrate it in this video too. This method for painting changes into your mobile images taps into the power of Snapseed's secret Edit Stacks Masking Brush feature — the subject of our next tutorial. Learn all about the Stacks Brush in Snapseed at https://focusphotoschool.com/snapseed... ------------ FocusPhotoSchool.com subscribers receive unlimited access to hundreds of in-depth video tutorials from Adobe Certified Lightroom and Photoshop Expert David Marx. Visit our website today to take your photography to the next level!